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I’ve never tried it but last I went looking down this path (I personally just use sip sockets and then do a tiny bit of solder or hot glue to hold the final component in place, for offboard connections and potentiometers screw terminals of different sizes work perfectly) I was gonna try using...

If that didn’t give it away … Last rinse off before I head to bed! Hopefully will get to fire up this in the morning Edit, couldn’t sleep: 4 gyrators leads to a looooot of knob twiddling but also means killer on bass, guitar and any pickups or tuning.

Etsy is a decent place to look for one-offs of two color ones. I've had some plastic ones made for unrelated stuff at my job but the place also did metal ones.

You’re on the right track but this one was only around for one year

Forgot to label the name / description of this PCB before I had to get going to work, so this show and tell is also a guess the circuit. To make it fair, I added two additional gyrators not present in the original (but inspired by another builder's version of the circuit). Background color may...

It’s such a game changer. I do hate finding components I haven’t setup to my standard grid (I use 0.1in in schematic editor despite using metric in pcb editor) but it’s sooo nice to get really anal about component text placement without having to change it for each schem. Here’s my pdf export...

Yup!

You could also use the unused op amp to buffer the VR rail or to implement an active tone filter

For what it's worth, the wavefolder section of the Prunes & Custard is adapted from a design by Juergen Haible (alt link). Digging into that might come up with people who have done similar stuff based on it as well.

I never use these style of jacks and the FCR14422 is making me feel dumb especially without an enclosure drilled yet - does the plastic regular washer go before the ground washer or are both plastic washers on the outside of the enclosure?

Thanks for posting this update, this one’s been near the top of my list for a while and I’m excited to bang it out

Re: leatherman clones & slightly veering off topic There are some absolutely killer quality multitool clones currently being made by Nextool (link to US webstore for perusing, everything can be found cheaper from Chinese retailers). I used the scissors version of mini sailors tool daily at work...